To apply kiwi neutral shoe polish, first make sure your shoes are clean and dry. Apply the polish with a cloth or applicator, and allow it to dry. Buff to a gloss with a brush. Also, don't just buff them once, spritz some water and shine them babies again. Trust me people will be shielding their eyes from the shine that comes off your shoes when you're done. This is the same for conditioners too, to a certain degree. And I have touched on that in this post. Neutral wax by The Shoe Snob (FYI, this is my old company, I am no longer the owner of this) Based on the research that was conducted, it was found that kiwi neutral shoe polish is best used on dark shoes. This is because the color of the polish helps to disguise any scuffs or marks that may be on the shoes. Additionally, the polish can also help to protect the shoes from water and dirt. It depends on how often you polish your shoes and how well you take care of them. If you polish them regularly and keep them clean, they should last for many years. However, if you neglect them, they may only last a few months.

So many times have I see someone try and wax polish their brand new shoes with neutral wax and remove the finish and then blame the shoemaker. It wasn’t their fault. It was yours, for using something you should not have. I have even done so myself when polishing shoes professionally and learned the hard way, hence me writing this now in the hopes for you all to not make the same mistakes, I did and so many others do. How Can I Make My Shoes Look Their Best With Neutral Shoe Polish?: To make your shoes look their best with neutral shoe polish, you should clean them regularly, choose the right shoe polish, and apply it evenly. Kiwi shoe polish provides an easy way to apply a great shine to your shoes, while also protecting them from water damage.

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If not being excessive in quantity these waxes should not change the color of your leather. But always remember, all shoe care products are concentrate. A little goes a long way. And do not confuse Kiwi with normal wax. We are talking about high-end waxes in this post. Kiwi’s “wax” is a blend of wax and cream and will alter the color of your shoes. And finally, in 2021 we are more spoiled because you can now find high-end waxes in any color you want. Ten years ago, there was more excuses to use neutral but not anymore. Created in France in 1920, Saphir Beaute Du Cuir is an industry leader in shoe care. The beeswax formula restores, waterproofs, and nourishes leather. There are 84 colors available, including hot pinks, vibrant blues, and metallics, as well as all the classic shoe polish colors. Consequently, you can revive any sad shoes or bags that have faded with wear and age, giving them another chance.

Neutral Wax is the cause of many issues in the shoe-care realm of the shoe industry. Namely by regular people (i.e. no professional shiners). You see, most assume you need to use it on any color you don’t have an exact match for. That’s a myth. Get this idea out of your head. Now. Being that it has no pigment, in many cases, it actually acts as a stripping agent for leathers whose color is applied after the drum-dye process i.e. crust leathers, or other ‘washed’ leathers made for stripping/patina, museum calf etc. This is especially true when using it on a brand new pair of shoes. Used shoes, less so but still susceptible. Dyed-through box calf will not have the same issues for this point though. But will suffer the below, on point 2. Spend the time cleaning the show first. Get some brushes and get into the crooks and folds. Wipe of and buff out the oil and mud stains. Don't try to polish over them, it doesn't work. Especially with this neutral color, you'll wind up with a stain protected by a cost of wax that you will need leather cleaner to take out, unless you're an expert enough to turn that again into the start of a professional burnish. If you are give me a call, I got some boots for you to help start your new career.

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There is no such thing as a “neutral” shoe polish. Every shoe polish is made with a specific color in mind, so there is no such thing as a “one size fits all” polish. That being said, there are some polishes that are more versatile than others. For example, a brown polish can be used on both dark and light shoes, while a white polish is best suited for light-colored shoes. Can You Use Neutral Shoe Polish On White Shoes? What Is The Best Way To Use Neutral Shoe Polish On Tan Shoes?: To use neutral shoe polish on tan shoes, first clean the shoes thoroughly. Then, apply a small amount of polish evenly across the surface of the shoes. Lastly, buff the shoes to a shine. First off, the neutral polish is great for those hard to find colors. It gives the leather a great shine while letting the shoes original color shine through. You should only use neutral wax for finishing your mirror shines, once you have already set the base of the shine with colored cream and wax polishes that have penetrated the pores. The neutral wax is best utilized as a top-coat application that helps to bring up the mirror shine on top of the covered pores. Its neutral coloring will act as the mirror gloss while not affecting the pores and leather already treated below it. That is what is neutral wax is for: Top Coat Shines. The main ingredients in Kiwi shoe polish are alkanes, paraffins, and 1-chloro-4-(trifluoromethyl)benzene. Is Kiwi Neutral Shoe Polish A Good Choice For Polishing Brown Shoes?